Posts tagged Benchmarking

Accelerating Large-Scale LLM Inference on AMD Instinct MI350X/MI355X with Eagle3 and AMD Quark

Large language model (LLM) inference is increasingly constrained by autoregressive decoding. Even when prefill is highly optimized, the decode phase still generates tokens one step at a time, and each step typically requires running the full target model. For large mixture-of-experts and attention-heavy models such as Kimi-K2.5 and MiniMax-M2.5, this sequential pattern limits serving throughput and increases latency for real-time applications.

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Benchmarking Reasoning Models: From Tokens to Answers

This blog shows you how to benchmark large language models’ reasoning tasks by distinguishing between mere token generation and genuine problem-solving. You will learn the importance of configuring models like Qwen3 with “thinking mode” enabled, how standard benchmarks can produce misleading results, why reasoning requires more than just generating tokens quickly, and how to build evaluations that reflect the model’s true problem-solving capabilities. Sounds interesting? Let’s dive right in!

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